Be generous with those who are less fortunate than you; Help out without expecting anything in return; Be patient with others even if they cannot meet your expectations or requirements as long as they're trying their best.

This hadith speaks about the importance of not making it difficult for Muslims to pay their Zakat. It is narrated by Yahya ibn Said, Muhammad ibn Yahya ibn Habban and Muhammad ibn Maslama al-Ansari that two men from the Ashja tribe told them that when collecting zakat, Muhammad would accept any sheep that was brought to him provided it met the requirements of what the man owed. Malik said that according to sunna and what he has seen people of knowledge doing in his city, things should not be made difficult for Muslims in paying zakat and whatever they offer should be accepted from them. This hadith teaches us about being generous with those who are less fortunate than us and helping them out without expecting anything in return. It also teaches us about being patient with others even if they are unable to meet our expectations or requirements as long as they are trying their best.